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213 N First St

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Madison, WI

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Updated 1 day ago

$1,395

3 Bed

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1 Bath

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1,008 Sq. Ft.

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Location ratings

Walk Score®

77

Very Walkable

Transit Score®

47

Some Transit

Bike Score®

100

Biker's Paradise

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3 beds (1)

3 Beds • 1 Bath

$1,395

1008 ft²

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Description

Check out this 3 bedroom + den house, complete with hardwood floors in the living and dining rooms, updated counters and cabinets in the kitchen, and a mud room in the back. Conveniently located on Madison's East side, near many shopping and dining options. Pets welcome!

Additional Details

Year Built: 1917

Total Unit Count: 1

Last Updated: 1 day ago

Contact Number: (608) 807-4031

Emergency Services

Name Type Distance

Select Specialty Hospital Madison Hospital 2.73 miles

Unitypoint Health Meriter Hospital 2.84 miles

St Marys Hospital Madison Hospital 3.14 miles

Marquette Fire Station 0.45 miles

Emerson East Fire Station 0.48 miles

Miffland Fire Station 0.5 miles

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FAQs

Is this property currently leasing units?

No. This property is not currently accepting new tenants.

Does this property allow cats or dogs?

The property manager did not submit a pet policy with this listing.

Where is this property located?

This property is at 213 N First St in Madison, WI. It's 2.1 miles northeast from the center of Madison.

Rent report

If you upsized to an average priced Madison 4 bedroom apartment, you would pay 16% more per month.

If you downsized to an average priced Madison 2 bedroom apartment, you would pay 13% less per month.

	Monthly Rent	Rent per Sq. Ft.	Suggested Monthly Income
Madison Average
Studio	$883	$2.50	$2,649
1BR	$1,144	$1.80	$3,432
2BR	$1,591	$1.70	$4,774
3BR	$1,796	$1.50	$5,387
4BR	$2,150	$1.50	$6,449

Availability in Madison

In order to find the best deal, you need to know what types of units are available. Property managers may be willing to give concessions if they have many vacant units.

There are currently 2,151 2BR units on the market in Madison. If you're looking to negotiate, this may be your best option.

Available Units in Madison
Studio	823
1BR	1,526
2BR	2,151
3BR	670
4BR	207

Property manager information

Madison Property Management

1202 Regent Street

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Madison Area Technical College

University of Wisconsin - Madison

Edgewood College

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